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A DFSR ALTERNATIVE: FAST & RESILIENT P2P FILE REPLICATION WITH CONNECT

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WHAT IS DFSR?

DFSR (sometimes written DFS-R), or distributed file system replication, is a
feature of Windows Server for replicating files across several servers.
Microsoft introduced this feature in Windows NT4.0 as an add-on, and it became a
standard feature in Windows 2000 server and on.

Basically, it was an attempt by Microsoft to solve the complex problem of
distributing files in real time so teams across several offices could
collaborate effectively. Nowadays, the challenge of real time file replication
and distribution is much easier to solve, with the advent of the public cloud.
Instead of sharing files between offices, people work directly with the cloud.
However, the cloud doesn’t solve all the issues in collaboration and you might
still need to build a system where several servers need to be synchronized
across different offices. Let’s see if DFSR from the early 2000’s is an adequate
response to these needs, or if a DFSR replacement should be considered.


WHEN TO USE A DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEMS REPLICATION TOOL VS. WHEN TO FIND AN
ALTERNATIVE

First, let’s see why you might need to synchronize servers directly. One of the
reasons might be that you have big files and would require significant time to
upload to the cloud. The second case might be that due to a variety of reasons
you can’t upload files to the cloud. It might be security concerns, company or
government policy etc. Third and most popular reasons that we see is that moving
files or synchronizing servers is just a part of your workflow. You are building
a business process that is more complex than just uploading and downloading
files to the cloud.

DFSR is a standard client-server or 1:1 file synchronization approach that was
popular 10-15 years ago. Most other commercial solutions use the same model for
synchronization – copy a file from point A to point B. This approach obviously
has limitations, such as the availability of A – if server A is not available,
then server B and C will not get the data. If there is a resource shortage on
server A (networking, memory, CPU) the load cannot be moved to server B, even if
it has all the data available.


DFSR ISSUES & SIZE LIMITS

There are a number of other limitations to DFSR. If you need to extend your file
synchronization beyond Windows servers, DFSR is not the right tool for the job.
You also can’t give different roles to different servers, e.g. if you need some
servers to just read information, without being able to change it.

A DFSR-based solution may be effective for some businesses, but let’s take a
look into typical DFSR problems that can arise.


DFSR OVER LONG WAN CONNECTIONS

When you need to send data to remote locations over mobile or satellite
connections that have a very long retransmission time and potential for packet
losses, DFSR can run into problems.  It’s based on the TCP/IP protocol, which
treats every packet loss as a network congestion and backs off speed in order to
reduce the load of the connection. This approach helps applications that are
TCP/IP based share networks and collectively agree on the maximum speed they can
use for data transfer. In case of wide-area networks (WAN), the packet loss
might represent some failure on intermediate device and the channel is often not
congested. Therefore, the logic of reducing speed in case of packet loss is not
appropriate for WAN connectivity.


TCP/IP DATA DELIVERY FAULTS

Another problem in the WAN and use of DFSR, relates to the way TCP/IP guarantees
data delivery. First, it needs a recipient to acknowledge that packet arrived at
the destination. Once a recipient gets a packet, it sends a confirmation packet
to the sender acknowledging that it has received the specific packet. The time
during which the packet travels from sender to receiver is called retransmission
time (RTT). In the local network (LAN) it is below 0.01ms, but in WAN networks
it can be as high as 800ms or more. Therefore, a receiver can wait up to a
second or even more before it’s able to send another packet. These TCP/IP
deficiencies are inherited by DFSR. Overcoming these bottlenecks requires the
consideration of a DFSR alternative.


INABILITY TO DELIVER FILES TO MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

DFSR is limited in the ability to synchronize or deliver files to more than one
destination. It is extremely rare that an organization needs to send or
synchronize files just to one location or server. Usually, it is more than one
destination server, in more than one location. It such a case, a common approach
is to execute jobs one by one. DFSR sends files to one location, then to
another.


POORLY OPTIMIZED FOR REAL TIME FILE REPLICATION

If you’re working with tens of millions of files and real-time change detection,
you’ll find DFSR is not optimized for a large number of files. DFSR speed is
usually very slow when you need to synchronize folders with few millions of
files since it takes forever to scan through this folder, find changes and
transfer them. A better approach would be to use real-time file system
monitoring to pick up changes on the fly without the need to browse through the
whole directory tree like Resilio Connect.


LACK OF SMART DATA ROUTING

DFSR needs static ip:ports to establish a connection to different machines. If a
machine has  a new IP:port or is not available, DFSR stops operation and needs a
human to re-configure.


INABILITY TO INCORPORATE SCRIPTING INTO DFSR WORKFLOWS

Simply put, there is no way to have scripting around DFSR. If you need to build
workflows beyond a simple “do something after the file arrives at destination”,
there is no way to do so with DFSR.

In contrast to DFSR, alternative replication & file distribution solutions
Resilio Connect were developed to be faster under any network conditions and
data volumes. This distributed file system replication service is specifically
optimized to replicate large volumes of data, and works well with many small
files, without any limits.  Besides, with a unique network protocol, it’s
sensitive to bandwidth changes and is smart enough to avoid network congestions
or use full bandwidth when possible. Resilio Connect lets you take control over
the file replication process, see its progress and evaluate the results.

Resilio Connect data replication and synchronization is not limited to the
Windows platform only, and can be easily configured as a cross-platform solution
(Linux, OS X, iOS, and Android).

 


SOLUTIONS TO COMMON DFSR PROBLEMS


HOW TO MAKE DFSR FASTER

Because DFSR’s basic set of technologies is limited to delta encoding and
compression, it means it’s impossible to make DFSR faster. You would need to
replace DFSR to get faster performance. If you are looking for a faster
alternative to DFSR, consider Resilio Connect, which adds peer-to-peer data
transfer, WAN line optimization, smart routing and real-time file system
monitoring in order to speed up syncing for today’s enterprise.


DFSR AND TRANSFERRING LARGE FILES

Because Windows DFSR does not have an optimized way of calculating the checksum
of a file, this leads to an extremely long time to calculate file differences,
making large file transfers take that much longer. Unlike DFSR speed issues, our
DFSR alternative, Resilio Connect, optimizes the checksum calculations quickly,
allowing for files of all sizes to sync very fast.

A DFSR Alternative: Fast & Resilient P2P File Replication with Connect


DFSR & END-TO-END ENCRYPTION

One of the biggest drawbacks of Windows DFSR is that it lacks embedded traffic
encryption, which makes it impossible to use DFSR without additional encryption.
DFSR currently requires users to install and configure an additional encryption
channel – a VPN. Any good DFSR alternative should include encryption within the
product so that no additional products or set up is required. Our DFSR
replacement, Resilio Connect, uses AES256 in CTR mode to encrypt all traffic
that is sent between clients. This also includes both data and all of the
control traffic.


DFSR & STATIC IP ADDRESSES

Another limitation of DFSR is that it requires a static IP and port address for
a destination. This makes DFSR impossible to user in a dynamic network
environment. With rsync, as soon as an IP address of a server is changed, then
rsync will fail to operate. A good DFSR replacement, such as Resilio Connect,
will use a dynamic routing approach that specifies when machine A and B need to
exchange data. This means there’s no human intervention necessary at all — both
machines will use a tracker or multicast to discover the required IP:Port
address on the fly.


DFSR & WAN NETWORK CONNECTION

Because DFSR lacks WAN network support, it makes it impossible to use DFSR over
long connections for offices located 3,000 miles or more apart. The long
distance of the office creates a long travel time for the TCP packet, which
increases the chances of packet loss due to equipment failure or congestion. As
rsync is built on the TCP protocol, the sync speed will be slow when using these
types of networks.

To prevent packet loss over large distances, Resilio Connect uses WAN network
support, allowing you to utilize 100% of the available bandwidth in your network
totally independent of distance, latency, or loss. To achieve this, Resilio
Connect uses UDP based protocol uTP2, which uses bulk packet transfer with
selective acknowledgement of lost packets in transferring large files across
vast distances.


DFSR & TRANSFERRING FILES TO SEVERAL DESTINATIONS

Any good alternative to DFSR will use a peer-to-peer approach, which leverages
networking between all available offices and significantly speeds up data
transfer times. Using this approach splits each file into blocks, then sends
these blocks independently. This means that each recipient can send the block to
another recipient once it has been received. Using a peer-to-peer approach
dramatically speeds up real time syncing operations, since we are not only
transferring concurrently to several machines, but also using other network
channels to help offload loads from a sender network channel. Resilio Connect
uses this approach to deliver large files in real time quickly.


DFSR & NAT

NAT, which is usually a firewall that hides server internal addresses and
provides a connection with external IP addresses, makes it impossible for DFSR
to connect to a server. In order to do this, you will need to open ports for
each incoming connection on the device so that rsync can establish a connection.
Resilio Connect, our DFSR replacement, uses NAT traversal techniques that allow
a direct connection between computers without the need to open ports.


SUMMARY OF RESILIO CONNECT VS. DFSR

Here is a handy summary table of the features needed in a synchronization
solution today, and how Resilio Connect stacks up against DFSR.

 FeaturesDFSRResilio ConnectCross platform solutionNoYesMax number of servers256
for each replication groupNo limitsMax number of files70 million (2012R2)
11 million (Server 2008)No limitsACL replicationYesYesMax file size250 Gb
(2012R2)
64 Gb (Server 2008)No limitsData deduplicationYesYesWAN accelerationNoYesP2P
replicationNoYesTime to replicate 3.72 Gb single file4:00 min1:39 minTime to
replicate 100k files of 4kb each46 min17 minDelta
encodingYesYesCompressionYesYesIn-transit encryptionNoYesWAN
optimizationNoYesNAT traversalNoYes10M+ files supportNoYesVery large
foldersNoYesReal-time response to changesYesYes


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network


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But if you make the effort, we'll show you how to move data faster and more
reliably over any network




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But if you make the effort, we'll show you how to move data faster and more
reliably over any network


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